Today’s Headlines
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- L.A. City Council Approves “Permanent” Great Street on Venice Blvd. (LAT, Curbed)
…Television Coverage of Diet Controversy Continues to Be Terrible (CBS2)
…Fox 11‘s Is at Least Balanced. - Related: More Butterflies Migrating to SoCal This Year (LAist)
- O.C. Cities Outraged Over Cost of Consultants to Sell Highway Expansion (LAT)
- LAT Readers Push Back on Scooter Article in Letters’ Section
- Debate Over Covered Up Murals at Long Beach Overpass (LB Post)
- California’s New EPA Head Walked the Pacific Crest Trail Before Taking the Job (CALmatters)
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